…The Michigan Daily-Thursday,- September 6, 1979-Page 9A PSHEsARK Ppeseuts Tuition Schedules RESIDENT 1978-79 NON-RESIDENT Undergraduate Lower Division Undergraduate Upper Division Graduate Medicine Dentistry Law Business Admin. $ 550 1 1 620 840 ,380 .260 900 840 1979-80 $ 602 678 930 1,530 1,400 1,000 930 % increase 9.5 9.4 10.7 10.9 11.1 11.1 10.7 Undergraduate Lower Division Undergraduate Upper Division Graduate Medicine Dentistr...…
…Tax dissidents refuse to support military By JOHN GOYER About 40 persons, half calling them- selves "war tax dissidents" celebrated April 16 - the last day to pay 1978 federal taxes - by mailing their tax forms without including the portion of their taxes designated for the national military budget. The dissidents and supporters held their second annual tax day demon- stration, which included songs and a short skit, in front of the downtown F...…
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…Page 18-Friday, April 20, 1979-The Michigan Daily Regents, protesters avoid clash (ContinuedfromPage1) to move to a different room should meeting until after the black attrition protesters disrupt their meetings. report is reviewed. That portion of the The demonstrators attempted to be meeting is scheduled for 11 a.m., direc- dramatic in making their statements, tly following the discussion of divest- using symbolism in several of their ac- m...…
…Textbooks costly but vital The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 6, 1979-Page 11JA By ALAN FANGER To survive in this world, everyone must obtain food, shelter, clothing, and rest. If you're a University student, add a fifth item to that list-books. And just as the purchase of food, clothing, and shelter is a task of utmost importance, so is that first purchase of books and supplies every University student :makes, usually within a few days ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, April 20, 1979-Page 19 LEEIVING TOWM? Congratulations to all prospective Grads and Summer Travellers. Before You Leave, Though, we'd greatly appreciate the return of your library books. Our convenient 24 hr. book drop awaits! Circulation Staff Ann Arbor Public Library 994-2336 ARMY SURPLUS '- A "POLICE" photographer from the Ann Arbor Police Department focuses his camera for one of several shots taken of student...…
…Vinest uobric StOre. A putbllCEDOR rrUf da sotoAn4 3RI lmuhR~ ~o1 DETRO "OLD PEFR to * hour do Dogv 534-9010 ANN A l1/2RiOl i / e of US 23 TROY Plymouth Roo 663'4433689.8700 n Mon 9 30 9 00'lues Sot 930,600 Vifihyh3r] Page 12A-Thrsday, September 6, 1979-The Michigan daily r o o D Y-- a., "7 Adopm% qCr' K im= FORYOD. PPT Puo$ES SCOOI Spi's 2 Daily Photo by LISA KLAUSNER DENISE SWANBROW, a recently graduated LSA student, and Romances stu...…
…Page 24-Friday, April20; 1979-The Michigan DaiLy GRIEVANCES BROUGHT TO REGENTS Women allege Title IX violation By JULIE ROVNER Two members of the Women's Track Team who are claiming sex discrimination by the University's Athletic Department took their com- plaints to the top yesterdaytwhen they presented their grievances to the Regents during the public comments portion of the monthly meeting. LSA freshwomen Blaise Supler and Sheila Mayberry ...…
…POTHOLES, DEVELOPMENT OFTE C ouncil sees By JOHN GOYER When the clerk calls the roll during i meeting of Ann Arbor's City Council, ,he votes are often split along party ines, with the seven Republicans and our Democrats mounting on opposite ;ides of the issue. In such a climate, mundane issues ecome controversial. In fact, Council ill often debate for more than two ours about such burning issues as hether city voters will use computer abulat...…
…Watson leads tourney RANCHO LA COSTA, Calif. (AP)- Tom Watson) unusdally relaxed and easy-going, eased his way to a solid, 3- under-par 69 and a one-troke lead yesterday in the first round of the $300,000 Tournament of Champions. '"It's like night and day from the Masters," said Watson, who lost a playoff for that coveted title last week. Watson, who has finished first, second and first in his last three starts, won Player of the year honors ...…
…Page 14A-Thursday, September 6, 1979-The Michigan Daily MAIL A BIRTHDAY CAKE Draught Beer, Ale, Stout, Liquor, Light Food Items Largest Wine Selection in Michigan The Blind PigCafe Live Blues & Jazz Monday Night and Weekends 208 S. First St., Fnn Orbor Between Washington & Liberty A Iways Open-994-4780 Black English Dialect may hinder learning-judge II By ELEONORA DI LISCIA After a group of local students filed. a suit against the Ann ...…
…Page 22-Friday, April 20, 1979-The Michigan Daily Todd tabbed captain of next year's icers By BILLY SAHN Michigan hockey player Doug Todd will have a hard act to follow next year, both on and off the ice. Todd; a native of Stouffville, Ontario, was recently elected captain of the 1979- 80 Wolverine hockey team. He takes over the reigns of leadership from Mark Miller, who is currently playing for the Binghamton Broom Dusters, a farm team of th...…
…The Michigan Daily--Thursday, September 6, 1979-Page 15A Marceau quiets Hill Auditorium crowd Once again, thousands on campus turned out to see the many artistic offerings in the city, like pan- tomimist Marcel Marceau. i/ Glimpses from L State raises drinking age to 21 Despite putting up somewhat of a battle, liquor-serving establishments and 18-to-20 year olds lost the fight last year when the state voters boosted the legal drinking age f...…
…PiE U E I This Week in Sports Ahhh, the finals week of winter semester .. Quite an interesting time of year, isn't it? At long last the weather brightens, yet at the same time, all those little academic duties you've religiously put off all year suddenly rear their ugly heads. Ugggh. Well, if you think you've got a slate full of activities, consider the schedule of the Michigan's spring athletic teams. In addition to gutting it out in the liba...…
… 0 611 Church Street Ann Arbor, Mi. 996-2747 robust refreshing retreat. Page 16A-Thursday, September 6, 1979-The Michigan Daily Dearborn, Flint seek new chiefs By ADRIENNE LYONS As the University community awaited for word over the summer of the school's search for a new president, the selection processes for two of the University's other high posts were quietly being conducted. Both Leonard Goodall and William Moran, chancellors of the Uni...…
…Page 24-Friday, April 20, 1979-The Michigan Daily You get a return of 50% of the List Price-or better-on Good Condition USED textbooks already reported for future use. -S[ARTING NOW we are paying over HALF on the following...... RITTER Princ. of Money, Bankg & Fin. Mkts. 2nd LEHNINGER Biochemistry 2nd CRANDALL Intro. to Mechanics of Solids 3rd SMITH Business Law 4th DAVIDSON Fundamentals of Accounting 5th LIPSEY Economics 5th HAGIWARA Theme e...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 6, 1979-Page 17A Judge rules black English could be educational barrier SOU D ROOM (Continued from Page 14 cent of the black population in America speak black English. During the trial another expert estimated the figure as 80 per cent. ACCORDING TO University Education Prof. Herbert Eibler, it is too early to tell what kind of impact the case will have on training teachers at the University. "I thin...…
…F michigan DAILY EXTRA Saturday, April 2,, 1979 Ann Arbor, Michigan FREE ISSUE Twenty-four Pages Regents reject limited 'U' divestment proposal By MITCH CANTOR It took nearly an hour of confused discussion about parliamentary procedure and alternative motions, but the Regents finally decided yesterday morning not to withdraw University in- vestments from two companies doing business in South Africa. Some 200 equally confused protestors sat pa...…
…)e 18A-Thursday, September 6, 1979-The Michigan Daily F 7i " ° L ,Ij K . Y '+ " ;r f 'n ..:. >'r. Pv i , y a n kk+ i , f r' w h kA3 E ' i Jx, i r ; C t A* cE Academic Year Price (Sept. '79 to April '80) j ' ,':; :; 7 rN ;,r F? , b x . ..I >..,. . #.. ". .,.h II a ' ?'_. ;;= . ' ., ., :.. e S S S FREE DELIVERY FREE PICK-UP FREE SERVICE FREE INSURANCE E LOWEST PRICE-At this low price, they won't last long. Act today and order ...…
…Page 2-Saturday, April 21, 1979-The Michigan Daily Brink er Earn U-M Credits While You Are Home This Summer Why waste time this summer when you can earn credit through an independent study course? The University Exten- By HOWARD WITT sion Service, Independent Study Department, offers dozens of University Financial Vice-President courses in many subject fields, including: James Brinkerhoff on Wednesday sur- Literature Accounting prised the facu...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, April 21, 1979-Page 3 Committee's initial report on Outreach completed By JOHN SINKEVICS The review of the Psychology Depar- tment's Project Outreach will enter its final phase next Thursday when the Literary College's (LSA) Executive .-Committee will decide what revisions will be made in the program. And, ac- cording to faculty members, some of the expected changes will include discontinuing several of the progr...…
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…Poge 4-Safurday, Aprilt2T,'1979-The'M1chigbn'DoHt ~michigan DAILY Eighty-eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, MI. 48109 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Letters MSA Elections head needs more power Regents ignore own resolution Y ESTERDAY'S Regents meeting was one of the University's darkest hours - a session in which the school's ruling body displayed its complete disre...…
…Even in A2 ,there's no place like home Dorm life: Exercise in coping. By PATRICIA HAGEN For $2000 a year what do you get? Thirteen meals a week, a cubicle of a room, bed, a desk and a chair, and a built in bottle pener. You also get a roommate. THE MEALS are nothing like mother's, the oom is minute, the bed is lumpy, and the room- -ate, well:... Life in any of the University's 12 residence .alls is guaranteed to be a crash course in lear- i...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, April 21, 1979-Page 5 \3L1 LI E I _ J r r rri _ x + r efdl' 1 , i f 1 rsr' a G' .1 You get a return of 50% of the List Price-or better -on Good Condition USED textbooks already reported for future use. -STARTING NOW we are paying over HKLF on the following ...... RITTER CRANDALL DAVIDSON HAGIWARA Princ. of Money, Bankg & Fin. Mkts. 2nd LEHNINGER Intro. to Mechanics of Solids 3rd SMITH Fundamentals of Accounti...…
…e. ,ytijp:?ii g .v.{ -. i~-..w xvit.. -!b, m,+:f./{: d+Nx. Page 2B-Thursday, September 6, 1979-The Michigan Daily #; , ct. :?.t:,,:r>:,or:::: r:. ::w :,:;<5;:. ' :'t ' .t:' .-,:c .::x >:;>."Sr: : :: r>.v:;t : :, after class The University of Michigan is an awesome sight to many a freshperson. But what may be equally awesome is the unseen, the hidden aspects of the school that really make it something special. Some people spend many years at...…
…Page 6-Saturday, April 21, 1979-The Michigan ODily Finals arriving as study slump sets in (Continued from Page 3) Greg Roda, who was working on a Spanish paper. 'I'm taking advantage of study days," he explained. During the term Roda claimed that he studied about two hours a day, and said "I have a rule of no studying on weekends.' Charley Sneed shared Roda's laid- back attitude towards studying. "If I can stay away from the bars I'll do it ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 6, 1979-Page 3B 1 Minorities face double challenge at 3 ' By SARA ANSPACH and BETH PERSKY More often than not, minority students adjust to what is often described as the "impersonal" University environment, and many enjoy their college years in Ann Arbor. But the startling numbers of- minority students who leave the University without graduating sometimes find college life here com- parable to fighti...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, April 21, 1979-Page 7 Ofjicials says 'U'free of ethical problems By TOM MIRGA Most of the nation's colleges are in the midst of an ethical crisis, according to the Carnegie Council on Policy Studies in Higher Education. But University officials generally discoun- ted claims that symptoms of the crisis exist here. The council asserted that increases in student cheating, vandalism and theft, grade inflation by facu...…
…age 4B-Thursday, September 6, 1979-The Studen By ADRIENNE LYONS } When most newcomers to the University arrive in Ann Arbor they are faced with the academic rigors of this institution. There are generally two options open to all individuals: spend four years huddled over open books in guest of a nearly flawless grade point average, or sacrifice a little of that study time in order to Vnjoy those years. It seems that most students choose the ...…
…Page 8-Saturday, April 21, 1979-The Michigan Daily Appeal of Open Meetings Act ruling still pending; group finds extra support By MITCH CANTOR "IT WAS A question of assessing the Washtenaw County Coalition Against chances of (winning) an emergency Apartheid (WCCAA) members earlier appeal," Liu added. He said the appeal this week decided they will not press for going through the normal channels will an emergency appeal on a recent likely go to ...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, April 21, 1979-Page 9 A2 retains S. African investments By ELISA ISAACSON In East Lansing, sentiment for divesting South African holdings was first reflected in their City Council's policy initiative which the Michigan State University (MSU) Regents echoed with similar action. Ann Arbor's lawmakers have not pioneered the divestiture path, however, and they do not appear likely to do so in the near future. Mayor Lo...…
…Page 6B--Thursday, September 6, 1979-The Michigan Daily m -« A' V 0 , Daily provides experien 'crPe4 X, r4.h A ds rax ~f~vn H&F ad 'h1z~age. I 'flcr: meki c wlU heII7. I A calm r mp t, r~r yvtknved ar . By MITCH CANTOR The Daily offices are not like those of your average newspaper. Knick- knacks, humorous items, little remem- brances of history, are laced all over the walls. In one corner there is an old headline reading: "Decadence,...…
…Page 10-Saturday, April 21, 1979-The Michigan Daily arts & entertainment --m i I KATHLEEN QUINLAN One critic's quixotic romance By CHRISTOPHER POTTER I've got this thing for Kathleen Quinlan. Call it sex appeal or call it star charisma, but I have been hopelessly smitten; my mind and libido held cap- tive ever since watching her audacious presence in I Never Promised You a Rose Garden year before last. Though the film wallowed in cliche,...…
…HOUSEMA TES SHARE RESPONSIBILITIES Co-ops integrate living, BY TIM YAGLE Of all the different types of housing on this campus, cooperative living may be the least understood. Co-op living involves students in a par- ticular residence dividing up the house chores among themselves to save money. Each person has a specific duty to perform to ensure that the house functions adequately - everything from buying the food and cooking, to maintaining ...…
…RFD. wronged By ERIC ZORN Bluegrass music certainly has its limitations as a genre, but Ann Arbor's RFD Boys-much maligned by the Ann Arbor folk com- munity-with their generally tasteful instrumentation, smooth harmonies, and droll stage presen- ce, provide one of the finest enter- tainment bargains in town. The band, which has played almost every weekend at the Pretzel Bell for the past ten years, puts on a show which is easily enjoyed and ha...…
…Page 8B-Thursday, September 6, 1979-The Michigan Daily Regents 'Ayes' and 'nays' dictate future policy By MITCH CANTOR "The three committees are advisory only and the Board of Regents alone has the power to appoint and cannot share this power." -From a set of guidelines passed by the Regents concerning the three advisory com- mittees established to assist the Regents in selecting a new president of the University. This particular passage r...…
…Page 12-Saturday, April 21, 1979-The Michigan Daily Hydra' coils in to action By ANNA NISSEN Starting a dance company isn't as easy as kick-ball-change, as Peter Ken- tes or any member of Hydra Dance- Theatre School can tell you. Above Capitol Market on Fourth Avenue, in a small studio roughly eight shuffle steps wide by fifteen long, Kentes and others are constantly working. A member of the Michigan Dance Association, Hydra offers instructio...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 6, 1979-Page 9B Regents have the last word (Continued from Page 8) dent-oriented aroused much interest campus, and, as a result, the Regen- eceived much feedback on the issue. ut the biggest confrontation of the. r centered around the March and rit Regents meetings. Thousands of dents and faculty on campus had ed the Board to withdraw all stock dings from corporations which do ness in South Africa, alle...…
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…Page 10--Thursday, September 6, 1979-The Michigan Daily e'iGet You Through The Big 'u' THE OFFICE OF STUDENT SERVICES 3000 Michigan Union 764-7423 00< a i F. i Health Service 207 Fletcher St. 764-8320 When you're no longer at home and mom can't bring you chicken soup to make you feel better, what do you do? The answer is simple, you come to University Health Service. We don't claim to specialize in chicken soup, but we do provide a ...…
…Poge14--turday., April21, 1979-The Michigan Dail y Expected tuition ranges announced Univesity students can expect tuition hikes for the 1979-80 aca- demic year to range between 7.1 per cent and 13.9 per cent, according to figures released by Vice President for Academic Affairs Harold Shapiro, who is also chairman of the University Committee on Budget A traon. Tuition per trm for the 1979-80 academic year will range as follows: Michigan resi...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 6, 1979-Page 11S - PIRGIM takes' on consumer issues with the help of students By STEVEN SHAER When Michigan voters decided to make it illegal for those undr 21 to drink, PIRGIM wasted no time in initiating a drive geared toward the establish- ment of a $5 penalty for breaking the new law. The action was characteristic of the no-nonsense organization. PIRGIM (the Public Interest Resear- ch Group in Michi...…
…The Michigan Daily--Satirdoy April 211979-Page,15 some pe howeve African with opj prove t} cising n vocal a WCCAA Regen Wh c . .i .rm* and what will they do next? (Continued from Page 14) former Senate Advisory Committee for University Affairs chairman. "Why probably not have addressed these Daniel Fusfeld to describe h ople feel about it." Brown said, that is, I couldn't say." issues. They would have been content to opinion of the task ahea...…
…Page 128-Thursday, September 6, 1979-The Mich Maize igan Daily 'n' Blue boasts rare resources Anyone got a 68-ton carillon? By TIM YAGLE Only at the University of Michigan could someone be majoring in bells. Not that the University has a more finely-tuned faculty than other institutions, but the school does boast many unusual resources unavailable at other colleges, like the third largest carillon (68 tons) in the world. The almost unavoida...…
…Page 16-Saturday April 21 1979-The Michigan Daily Regents O"K MSA fee, eleetion review (Continued fromkPage 1) making that portion voluntary. BAKER SAID he thought it was im- portant for a wide perspective of views to be expressed on campus, but added that he felt those who don't support a particular view should not be forced to provide funding for it. Several Regents, including Thomas Roach (D-Grosse Pointe) and Robert Nederlander (D-Birming...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, September 6, 1979-Page 13B Health Service suffers from dubious reputation on campus By ELEONORA DI LISCIA IVniversity Health Service, which absorbs mandatory assessments from students each semester, is suffering from an ailing reputation. While the symptoms of the center's illness aren't present among all stu- dents, many on campus have voiced what seem to be, at best, only average ratings on the medical service ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, April 21,1979-Page 17 Regents vote 'no' on limited'U'divestment (Continued from Page 1) Board members voiced more diverse opinions on the matter yesterday than in previous meetings. James Waters (D-Muskegon), was the first Regent to express approval of the WCCAA stand, receiving a standing ovation following his call for divestment. "I think it's time our policy did change and we had complete divestiture of all So...…
